6
Cycles
REGULAR
Use for sturdy items, like play or
work clothes, towels, T-shirts, etc.
DOUBLE WASH
DOUBLE WASH automatically
advances into the REGULAR wash
cycle. Use to wash heavily soiled
clothes twice with detergent in
each cycle.
To deliver extra detergent,
• LIQUID DETERGENT: place in
fabric softener dispenser for use
in second wash.
DO NOT use
dispenser for fabric softener.
• POWDER DETERGENT: place
extra detergent in tub for use in
first wash; recommend
approximately 1½ times normal
amount.
PERMANENT
PRESS/KNITS
Use for clothes that recommend a
permanent press cycle and other
synthetics.
DELICATE
Use to wash delicate items often
washed by hand. Even with small
loads, full tub of water is recom-
mended so items can move freely
for more complete cleaning. More
water also helps reduce fabric wear
and wrinkling. To protect delicate
fabrics, washer speed automati-
cally runs at Gentle/Slow, regard-
less of position of speed selector
switch.
SOAK
(SOME MODELS)
Use for heavily soiled or stained
items. Washtub fills with water,
pauses approximately 12 minutes for
soaking, and spins water out to
complete cycle.
HAND WASH
(SOME MODELS)
Use for fine fabrics normally washed
by hand. To protect fragile fabrics,
washer speed automatically runs at
Gentle/Slow, regardless of position of
speed selector switch.
If These Controls
are Different from
Yours
These controls are intended
to show the variety of features that
are available in the product line. If
your washer does not have all the
options that are shown, it is not a
mistake. The information provided
applies to several of the models in
the product line.
What do the little
numbers mean?
Numbers next to cycle setting shows
the approximate total agitation time.
The total wash time includes periods
of soaking and is longer than the
agitation time.
QUICK WASH
QUICK WASH
(SOME MODELS)
Use for a small load of lightly soiled items that
needs to be washed quickly. QUICK WASH has
a shortened cycle with a light period of agitation.
It then automatically sets to a fast spin speed to
help shorten drying times. The total cycle time is
approximately 15-20 minutes.
